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The Niacin Rush (07 Dec 2006)
Your face turns flush and your skin starts to itch. Your
heart begins to beat faster.
Ever Hear of This Fruit? (07 Dec 2006)
The mangosteen has been nicknamed the "Queen of Fruits." It received its nickname because Queen Victoria of England loved the fruit and declared it to be her favorite fruit. As the story goes she offered a knighthood to anyone who could bring her some.
The Ins and Outs of Proper Nutrition (07 Dec 2006)
Secretly we all want just a few things in life, none
the least of which is to live a life that is healthy
and energetic. One way to accomplish this is to eat a
well balanced diet that fuels the body to take on
life's challenges.
Do You Know Your Bodys ph And Its Relation To Your Health (07 Dec 2006)
Due to eating fast foods and high acidic foods many of us
are acidic in ph. Learn more about foods and ways to
balance the body.
Minimum Health or Maximum Health? That is the Question! (07 Dec 2006)
Picture yourself in one of the following scenarios.
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(Fitness) Health Thoughts, Living on the Health Minimum Wage? (07 Dec 2006)
Random thoughts taken from valuable sources, what many nutrition experts consider to be the most important nutrients and health habits a person should have to help them stay healthy long term. We would categorize them into the following areas.
Eating to Gain Mass (07 Dec 2006)
How to eat to gain weight and build more muscle mass.
Understanding Amino Acids and their Importance in Diet (07 Dec 2006)
The importance of protein in a healthy diet is well known to nutritional scientists, and widely understood by the general population. Indeed, every bodily system is directly or indirectly supported by protein. For example, protein supports the structural development of cells, helps ensure the integrity of tissue, aids digestion, carries hormones, and strengthens the immune system.
Redeeming Unsaturated Fat (07 Dec 2006)
In one way, the impassioned hatred of fat is positive. It reflects a generally understood medical truth that overindulging in fat-rich foods often causes unwanted, and unhealthy, weight gain. However, in another way, this fat-phobia is potentially dangerous, because awareness of fat is not enough; an understanding of how fat influences weight gain and overall health is required. Unfortunately, those who dread and avoid all fat "as a rule" are overlooking an important difference between saturated fat and unsaturated fat.
Why Many Fat Free Diets Do Not Work (07 Dec 2006)
The relentless avoidance of fat - even of healthy unsaturated fat - is creating a troubling scenario for many individuals. Instead of losing weight when they go "fat free", they are actually gaining weight.
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The Glycemic Index and Dieting (07 Dec 2006)
The Glycemic Index indicates how "high" or "low" blood sugar levels change in response to carbohydrate intake. A "high" Glycemic Index indicates carbohydrates with a swift breakdown, whereas a "low" Glycemic Index indicates carbohydrates with slow, gradual breakdown. This article discusses the practical application of the Glycemic Index.
Safely Transitioning Off Meal Replacement Plans (07 Dec 2006)
Diets supported by meal replacement plans are often successful; and herein exists the potential problem. Once a dieter has lost his or her desired weight, there is a transition period from meal replacement food to "normal" food. Without the proper nutritional supplements in place to ensure that this transition is both smooth and long-term, a high number of dieters revert back to their pre-diet unhealthy eating habits.
Battling Childhood Obesity through Smart Eating (07 Dec 2006)
Finally, a positive solution regarding America's difficult and costly campaign to stem childhood obesity is emerging. For the thousands of children and their families who are currently battling with childhood obesity, this good news is long awaited.
Food Selection for Gastric Bypass Patients (07 Dec 2006)
The bulk of concern surrounding stomach-stamping procedures is emanating from the medical community. Some experts are worried that individuals opting for this rather dramatic surgery are not prepared to make post-procedure lifestyle changes. They point out that since stomach stapling reduces the size of the stomach, and therefore the amount of food that a person can digest is severely reduced, an individual must be fully equipped to eat wisely after the procedure. This "wise eating" must include both the volume of post-procedure food that is eaten, and the number of calories that are eaten on a daily basis.
Antioxidants - Your Best Defense Against Disease and Aging (07 Dec 2006)
Studies support the benefits of eating a diet rich in fruits and
vegetables. This is due to their high antioxidant value. Why are
antioxidants so important? Because they have a proven track record
of fighting free radicals.
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Calculating Your Calorie Needs (07 Dec 2006)
In order to eat fewer calories than you need, you have to determine how many calories you actually need. Adults can calculate their approximate energy needs using the following formula..
Explanation of Ambrotose (07 Dec 2006)
Mannatech's glyconutrient blend, Ambrotose, provides raw materials for the body to use to promote optimal cellular communication. What does that mean?
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